Cross to the Future

About This Movie

Cross to the Future feels like a quirky indie flick that wades into the murky waters of ambition and regret. The story follows Jack, a young screenwriter grappling with his dreams, who unexpectedly meets his future self. It's a fascinating exploration of what could have been, and the performances are really what ground the film. There's a raw authenticity to Jack's struggle that resonates, and the pacing is deliberately slow, allowing the themes of self-reflection and change to seep in. The practical effects used in the time travel sequences are charmingly minimal, which adds a unique touch to the overall atmosphere, making it distinctive in an era of heavy CGI. It's not groundbreaking, but it offers a nice introspective experience.

Explores themes of ambition and self-reflection · Unique practical effects · Pacing allows for deep character insight